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What makes a NTFS Disk is it FDisk or is it Format if so which Fdisk-Format does this????jtk
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The formatting of the disk is when the NTFS is done.
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You mean the Formating is making the NTFS partition not the
Fdisk is there a Format.com files that is used to format NTFS disk, and where can i find this Format,com file. Can i then Fdisk in dos then format to NTFS in dos? thanx for any help on this guys.jtk |
If you have a computer with no os loaded you can format the harddrive either using a tool like Partition Magic (there might be others too) or during the setup of winnt/2k/xp. If you allready have winnt/2k/xp loaded you format the partition from inside the os using the disk managing tool.
What is your situation here, what is it you need to do? |
I am making a good up to date boot disk with utils, the disk has dos fdisk - format etc. but how does the ntfs format work. and which files do i need to ntfs format the hard disk when in a dos situation at a: prompt.
I mean to format fat 16 fat32 you only need format.com but what is needed to ntfs format. Or is it not possible??.jtk |
Hi,
to update your boot disk, you may use xformat (wich includes ntfs formating) and free fdisk (wich also take care of ntfs partitioning). Good luck |
jtk: (To my limited knowledge) this isn't possible. I guess you are aiming for a dos-based bootfloppy. One possible way to think about is to start with the "rescue-floppies" that can be made with Partition Magic. A modification of their content might end with something good.
Then one also might wonder why making such a floppy. It might be easier to squeeze everything you want into a CD instead. Or you might find it pretty unnecessary as formatting a partition to NTFS is well done within the winnt/2k/xp setup. VonGlugner: Xformat - sounds like a Linux thing: From SuSE: "Little X frontend to fdformat, mke2fs and mformat using the Xforms library." Close to 300 kB. |
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